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## The Third Karma-Vatma
The remaining three Gunasthana occur in the interval between other beings, at the time of death, and at the time of the first birth.
This Karman Kayayog Margna should be understood as having the same Bandhaswamitva as the Audarik Mishra Kayayog at the time of the general S and Musthana. However, there is a special feature in this, that neither Tiryanchay and Manughayau can be bound in it. That is, in the Bandhadhikar of the second Karmagranth, where 120 Prakruti are said to be bindable, in the Audarik Mishra Kayayog Margna, by reducing Aharak Sharira, Aharak Ango Pang, Vayu, Narakgati, Narakanupurvi and Narakayu, these 6 Prakruti, the binding of 114 Prakruti is mentioned. But in Karman Kayayog, along with the aforementioned six Prakruti, by further reducing Tiryanchay and Manuthyathu, the binding of 112 Prakruti occurs in general.
In the Mithyatva Gunasthana, out of the aforementioned 112 Prakruti, like the Audarik Mishra Kayayog, without the five Prakruti like Tirthankar Namakarma, 107 remain. And out of these 107 Prakruti, in the second Gunasthana, by reducing 13 Prakruti like Sukshmatrik, 64 remain. And out of these 64 Prakruti, by reducing 24 Prakruti like Anantanubandhi Krodh, and adding five Prakruti like Tirthankar Namakarma, in the fourth Gunasthana, the binding of 75 Prakruti occurs. And in the thirteenth Gunasthana, only one Sasavedaniya Karma Prakruti remains bound.
Although Karman Kayayog Bandhaswamitva is said to be similar to Audarik Mishra Kayayog, and in the fourth Gunasthana, by taking the binding of 75 Prakruti in Audarik Mishra Kayayog, the binding of 70 Prakruti is supported. But in Karman Kayayog, at the time of the fourth Gunasthana, there is no need to doubt this, because Audarik Mishra Kayayog only occurs in humans and Tiryanchas, but the beneficiaries of Karman Kayayog are humans and Tiryanchas, in addition to Devas and Narakas, who are Manushyathik...